The Forrest City times., 1887-12-24


 town, and we hope they will feel no delicacy in doing so.
 Paul M. Cobbs has been in the citv several days thIs week He arrived from Searcy Wednesday, bringing with hiin his daughter, Miss Anna Lee. who is improving rapidly. Mrs. w II Alley also returned with them. rHE 1fHEs consratu!ates the young lady upon her recovery from what was thought by her numerous friends to be fatal illness.
 J. J. Plummer, H. W. Barlec, J. W. Hansell, l. C. Simmons, s. E. Webster, Jno. T. Hays, and $. J. Wilson, all drummcrs from Memphis, came down like wolf on the fold on the second day of tho week commonly called Mon- day. We like all drummers and all drummers like us, whyY be- cause we are strictly business. It affords us pleasure to call attention to the handsome adver- tisement, on the first page. of MT, Thomas w. Baird, successor to the well-known firm of Baird & Bright, wholesale dealers in Machinery, Cotton Gins, Boilers, EngInes, etc, of Little Rock, the firm having been dissolved by mutual consent. Mir. Baird invites correspondence and guarantees perfect satisfaction. A most extensive line of new and beautiful coohing, and Heating Stoves, Tinware, etc has just been received at F.. NJ. Hampers store. As he makes specialt,es of these goods, he is prepared to sell them at marvellous low prices. Every thing has been marked d.wn to the lowest Notch. He invites the pubic 10 call and examine his goods. and he convinced he will cell them at rock bottom figures.
 If you have any interest Tn the future pros perity of your sons and daughters you should by all means write to N A. Stone. President, of the Little Rock Commercial Col Icge in Little Rock. and receive catalogue of his institution. This school prepares young ladies and gentlemen for the active duties of busin ess and puts them on road that leads 10 a higher sphere Tn life.
 c. H. Anderson. claiming to be from Chicago, a printer by trade. was in town, and anxious tor work this week He represented to us that he did not drink. We put him to work. He worked two days, and during our absence got full, and tore our job press to pieces and lost several parts and otherwise acted very much like lunatic. We arc satisfied he IS crazy and should he put in the In- sane asylum. Look out for him.
 We have taken great pans to tell you the good news, and we think you will be a queer chicken, if you do not feel enough interest in your own welfare to drop in and see the fine goods al J. F. ketchem and let him prove tC you that he is fully prepared to save you money and at the same tune furnish you with the latest and best in beautiful Christmas gifts. His IS . novel line of goods.
 Tho following are the newly elected officers in the Knights and Ladies of Honor: Mrs. Jennie E Rol wage, Protectress; Mrs. M. T. lizard, Vice Protectress; J. T. Fon- dren. Secretary; c. l.. Knight, Fi- nancial Secretary; l.. Rollwagr, Treasurer; Mrs Lucile w. Russell, Chaplain; Mrs. Mollie F. Stewart, Guide; Mrs. Annie G. Blinn, Guardian; Jas. Russell, Sentinel; Mrs. Emma G. Avery, Organist; Dr. W. J. Matthews Medical Ex aminer; V. B. lizard, Jas. Russell and J. II. Avery, Trustees.
 The champion walking man of the world says the use of Penn bertons Wine Coca prevents tatIgue and enables him to keep gong. Penn bertons Wine Coca is becoming more celebrated than any other remedy for nervous affections. It has proven invaluable in debility, nervousness dyspepsia, opium hab- its, shattered nerves, female in- fermities, etc. It improves the appetite; enriches the blood. rein wig rates every organ and faculty; Tis prescribed by the Physicians sold by H. Evans & Co.,, Beware of imita ions. Get History Coca Plant.
 At the last meeting of the Knights of Honor the following were elected officers for the ensu- ming term: O. B. Rollwage, bic tator; w. F. Horney, Vice lie iator; B F. McCrary. Assistant Dlctator; J. T. Fondren, Hcporter; c. I Knirh F.u.ri ial Reporter; l. Rol Wage, reasnrer; J. A. Mason. Chaplain;J B. Beck, Guide; A. Vogcl, Ssn'ine'; Dr w. J. Matthews. Medical Examiner; V. B. Izard, N P Beauchnmp and Jas. Russell. Trustees; O E. Rollwagc, as representative to Grand Lodge.
 Shoes. We'll W shonli say SO Russell, Graham ( 70 have the largest and most elegant stock of all Ri ds. sizes and styles of Gents and Ladies. Misses and Cblldren'> Fine Shoes of auv house in town They have shoes made ov.r all sizes and styles of lasts, which en- ables them to give you perfect fit. No matter how hard it has been in the past to get vour shoes
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